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... energy than the sodium chloride structure , as the value of the Madelung constant a is higher for cesium chloride ; however , each ion has eight nearest neighbors contributing to the repulsive energy , while there are only six in sodium ...
... energy than the sodium chloride structure , as the value of the Madelung constant a is higher for cesium chloride ; however , each ion has eight nearest neighbors contributing to the repulsive energy , while there are only six in sodium ...
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... energy gap in the distribution in energy of the states of the conduc- tion electrons . That is , there may arise a substantial region of energy in which solutions of the wave equation do not exist . Such energy gaps or forbidden energy ...
... energy gap in the distribution in energy of the states of the conduc- tion electrons . That is , there may arise a substantial region of energy in which solutions of the wave equation do not exist . Such energy gaps or forbidden energy ...
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... energy of point positive changes arranged on a bcc lattice and imbedded in a uniform sea of conduction electrons . To a close approximation the Coulomb energy of this model is obtained by calculating the energy of a point charge + e ...
... energy of point positive changes arranged on a bcc lattice and imbedded in a uniform sea of conduction electrons . To a close approximation the Coulomb energy of this model is obtained by calculating the energy of a point charge + e ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS 85 | 85 |
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